SELF MADE

Karuvurallu, A remarkable tradition from Rayalaseema. During famines, instead of surrendering to despair, people would gather and throw stones at a symbolic demon of drought, praying for rains and better days. Even in suffering, they found a way to celebrate life and keep hope alive. And from this tradition came our song Karu Nisale. At the peak of the famine, Jayamma, moved by the plight of starving children, makes Maddileti play the demon of drought. For a brief moment, the children forget their hunger, and hope returns to the broken spirits around her, including Ranabaali. A beautifully melancholic yet hopeful composition by @AjayAtulOnline , subtle yet powerful poetry by @ChaitanyaLyrics garu, soulfully sung by @Parvathi_nair__ , and brought to life with such grace by @iamRashmika . The beauty of Indian culture, finding hope even in the darkest of times. WHAT A WAY OF LIVING!! 🙏🏻 youtu.be/kcYMb60mViY?si=JQEo…